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Order! Order!
You've got an IRQ or DMA conflict on your hands!
I do so love these, here's what you do.
Open device manager back up, and change the view to where you can see the device's IRQ connection [click on view] (I can't recall which option it is atm).
The IRQ's and DMA's pretty much do the same thing, they request processor time for hardware and system devices, this pretty much means that you're going to have to get rid of something else that will open up an IRQ number ( I suggest something your computer isn't using, like a SATA or RAID controler.) When you find one that you can get rid of without losing any system capabilities, don't uninstall it, just disable it in device manager, that should free up an IRQ address.
Also some BIOS allow for automatic selction of a sound card's IRQ address, poke about in your BIOS to see if you can.
Reply if this works, or even if it doesn't.